Spider-Man is going to have a brush with death in an upcoming issue of Marvel Comics Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man. Marvel Comics sent solicitation information about issues #11 and #12 of the Tom Taylor-written Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man se…
Spider-Man is going to have a brush with death in an upcoming issue of Marvel Comics Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man. Marvel Comics sent solicitation information about issues #11 and #12 of the Tom Taylor-written Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man series to publishers, revealing Spidey will be found dead in Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #12. “Spider-Man day has been and gone,” Taylor tweeted when the news broke on Friday. “So, now's a good time to mention Spidey dies in our Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #12. Sorry!”
Rob Liefeld has created a lot of characters and concepts during his decades in comics, but perhaps the one most fully Rob Liefeld is Youngblood, the superteam that he created when he went to Image Comics and has returned to consistently for more than 20 years. At the moment, though, Rob Liefeld told fans on social media that he currently doesnt "have any interaction with them for the first time in over 22 years." In a Facebook post titled "Where's Youngblood?" Liefeld revealed that after two failed attempts to bring Youngblood to the screen, he finds himself unable to use the property, and with other-media prospects dim since producers are loathe to take on the property without his participation.
This month marks the release of Todd McFarlane's Spawn #300, which brings the bestselling Todd McFarlane title one issue away from becoming the single longest-running creator-owned comic book series in North America.
Ahead of Spawn #300's release, Image unveiled Jerome Opeña's variant cover for the milestone issue. It features a wave of different Hellspawn, those throughout history who have sold their soul to Hell in the name of vengeance, charging into battle. Among those seen on the variant are the fearsome Omega Spawn and Gunslinger Spawn from the Wild West.
In the weeks leading up to the release of the landmark Spawn #300 issue, Image has previously released several covers illustrated by Spawn creator Todd McFarlane and Greg Capullo. An additional..
